Red Velvet, Becky G, Ayra Starr tracks listed

FearlessRiOT posted a roundup on September 2 listing song titles tied to Red Velvet, Becky G, Ayra Starr and Jae Stephens. The post grouped together tracks already visible across official or platform-hosted music pages, including Red Velvet’s “Hula Hoop” and “Hawaii,” Becky G’s “EPA” and “UNSEND,” Ayra Starr’s “Midnight in New York,” and Jae Stephens’ “Boyfriend Forever.” (youtube.com 1) (youtube.com 2) The list reads less like a formal label announcement than a release-watch post pulling together titles fans are already tracking. Several of the songs named in the roundup can be matched to official artist uploads or platform catalog entries, which gives the post some verification even where a full track list is not independently visible in one place. (youtube.com) ### Which Red Velvet songs in the post can be checked? Red Velvet’s “Hula Hoop” appears on YouTube as a track from the group’s “Velvet Summer - Summer Mini Album,” with a listed release date of August 3, 2026. (youtube.com) A separate track page for “Hawaii” identifies it as the fifth song on the same mini-album, also released August 3. Those two titles matter because they are the Red Velvet songs specifically cited in the social roundup. The available platform pages support that both songs exist as released tracks, rather than unreleased placeholders or fan-made titles. (youtube.com) ### What about Becky G’s “EPA” and “UNSEND”? Becky G’s “EPA” is available through an official video and an official live performance on YouTube, both carrying 2026 RCA Records credits. “UNSEND” also appears as an official lyric video on YouTube with 2026 RCA Records attribution. (youtube.com) Those postings verify that the two Becky G titles named in the roundup are not speculative. The search results also connect “EPA” to Becky G’s “BARAJA BENDITA” release campaign through the video metadata shown by YouTube search. (redvelvet.fandom.com) ### Which Ayra Starr tracks are visible from the roundup? Ayra Starr’s “Midnight in New York” is listed on her official YouTube channel as a visualizer, and YouTube Music shows it as part of the album “Starrgirl.” The same album listing also shows “Ms. Paper” in the visible track sequence, matching another title mentioned in the social briefing behind the roundup. (youtube.com) That means at least two Ayra Starr titles associated with the post can be checked against platform listings. The available search results do not surface a complete official album track list in one document, but they do show the named songs inside the album ecosystem. (youtube.com) ### Why is Jae Stephens in the same conversation? Jae Stephens’ “Boyfriend Forever” appears on her official YouTube presence as a visualizer and on a Vevo DSCVR performance page. A separate NOW! That’s What I Call Music! upload lists “Boyfriend Forever” with a release date of January 9, 2026. (youtube.com) That places Stephens alongside the larger-name acts in the roundup as part of a broader weekly new-music watchlist, not necessarily as part of one coordinated label release package. The common thread is that all four acts had track titles circulating on platform pages that fans and aggregator accounts could compile on September 2. (youtube.com) ### Where would readers check the list next? YouTube and YouTube Music are the clearest next stops for readers trying to match the roundup against official artist uploads. As of September 2, the searchable pages that align with the post include Red Velvet’s “Hula Hoop” and “Hawaii,” Becky G’s “EPA” and “UNSEND,” Ayra Starr’s “Midnight in New York,” and Jae Stephens’ “Boyfriend Forever.” (youtube.com) (youtube.com) (youtube.com)